chore: add MIT LICENSE file - #8
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README and repo metadata already declare MIT, but no LICENSE file existed (broken README link, GitHub detected no license). Add the standard MIT text so the stated license is real and detectable.
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What
Adds the standard MIT
LICENSEfile (copyright 2026 10Legs).Why
The README already declares MIT and links to
[LICENSE](LICENSE), and the repo is public — but no LICENSE file existed, so the README link was broken and GitHub detected no license. This makes the stated license real and machine-detectable.No code or behavior changes.